British families bolt for the airports as they head to their holiday homes for a Summer of fun in the sun. Two million Brits will be heading overseas when most British schools break up for the summer this weekend, according to the ABTA travel trade association.

Overseas property investors have got to look seriously at two of the poorest countries in Eastern Europe for their potential for high capital growth. Both Bulgaria and Romania have experienced their share of problems in the past, but both are now looking like good prospects. Overseas Property Centres columnist Scott Huggins tells us more.

Who would have believed, just a decade ago, that Bulgaria would be so close to the United Kingdom in 2007? Once a part of the old Communist block, Bulgaria was not a popular holiday destination for westerners. Now it is a growing attraction for tourists from all over the world.

New Zealand is about to claim its first million dollar suburb and while it seemed improbable just five years ago, experts say several areas are racing to the $1 million median house price mark, with the first likely to get there within the next 12 months.

According to Cystat, tourists from EU countries dominate the holiday arrivals in Cyprus in 2006. The Statistical Service of Cyprus (Cystat) published the report 'Tourism Statistics' for the period of the first half of 2006.

Overseas property market experts are anticipating heightened interest in French properties following recent the policy changes introduced by the country's finance lenders.

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For the past few years Dubai has proven itself to be the darling of the property investment world both within the Middle East and beyond, it continues to offer high rental yields and a very good capital growth rate of near 10% which we see today.